SDxCentral Magazine - Issue 2
7-Eleven networks in Taiwan, Verizon’s CTO, OpenAI's networking, and AMD's head of networking tech
7-Eleven networks in Taiwan, Verizon’s CTO, OpenAI's networking, and AMD's head of networking tech
The pair emphasized the trial was not a 'commercial 6G service launch'
Are we closer to a Starlink Mobile launch?
As the company continues to push to challenge US telcos
The chess game continues
CCIA Europe warns ‘fair share’ rule isn’t quite dead
Telecom group stresses figure is a milestone, not end point, and that 5G ain't going anywhere anytime soon
Carrier seeks to test the spectrum for potential use cases
The recent trial hinted at what's to come
Officials grill cloud providers over Broadcom’s VCSP and VCF changes
And continues to self-educate on satellite-focused physics
Commission opens up bands for satellite connectivity with a nod to SpaceX interests
Aims to rival the dominance of SpaceX's Starlink
The managed part is now known, the when is still unknown
With more than 60 operators and equipment vendors united, trade body presses for prioritization for wide-scale deployments
Obligatory regulatory squabbling causes more problems for the ViaSat-3 program
Amazon’s D2D aspirations progress toward 2028 launch as satellite mobility race heats up
The trial was similar to one run by T-Mobile US earlier this year
WIA-commissioned reports downplay satellite-based telecom reality
5G standalone availability trails India despite fewer base stations
Tit-for-tat with US rumbles on in new chapter of Palo Alto Network's Chinese tug of war
COO Gwynne Shotwell thinks the venture could grab a significant piece of the nearly trillion-dollar U.S. mobile communications market
The new Ericsson radios will include 8RX technology that supports increased uplink capacity
GPS competitor prepares to scale following March Series C
Cloud giant’s reliance on Chinese optics could be hampered by national security concerns, per Reuters
During Senate Subcommittee testimony, Cisco exec warns of AI traffic surge, calls for policy action
The move will open up new features for the dedicated public safety network
Dan Schulman said satellite is having 'no impact' on the carriers’ broadband penetration or broadband capabilities
Despite some SpaceXAI hardware reportedly produced in Vietnam, Musk gets the green light